Man arrested for overnight commercial burglary

(Jackson, Wyo.) - A Jackson man was arrested yesterday for an alleged
commercial burglary.
At 9:21 a.m. on Wednesday, the Jackson Police Department responded to a
report of a burglary at a local business on the 300 Block of N Glenwood
Street in Jackson.
According to Lieutenant Cole Nethercott of the Jackson Police Department,
an investigation revealed that a small locked file cabinet that contained
approximately $25.00 and numerous business receipts had been stolen from
the business overnight. Officers collected evidence at the scene and
reviewed surveillance video.
"Based on information gained during the investigation officers identified a
potential suspect," said Lieutenant Nethercott. "Later in the day, officers
located the suspect at his residence. Prior to contacting him they noticed
a sweatshirt with a distinctive logo inside his vehicle that matched a
sweatshirt worn by the suspect in video of the burglary."
Jackson Police officers made contact with the suspect, who allegedly
admitted the conducting the burglary. Officers recovered the stolen file
cabinet and other items of evidence in a dumpster outside the suspect’s
residence. As a result, Michael Anthony Duren, 40, of Jackson was arrested
for burglary.
*Feature Photo: h/t Pixabay / Pitchengine Communities*
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Man arrested for overnight commercial burglary

(Jackson, Wyo.) - A Jackson man was arrested yesterday for an alleged
commercial burglary.
At 9:21 a.m. on Wednesday, the Jackson Police Department responded to a
report of a burglary at a local business on the 300 Block of N Glenwood
Street in Jackson.
According to Lieutenant Cole Nethercott of the Jackson Police Department,
an investigation revealed that a small locked file cabinet that contained
approximately $25.00 and numerous business receipts had been stolen from
the business overnight. Officers collected evidence at the scene and
reviewed surveillance video.
"Based on information gained during the investigation officers identified a
potential suspect," said Lieutenant Nethercott. "Later in the day, officers
located the suspect at his residence. Prior to contacting him they noticed
a sweatshirt with a distinctive logo inside his vehicle that matched a
sweatshirt worn by the suspect in video of the burglary."
Jackson Police officers made contact with the suspect, who allegedly
admitted the conducting the burglary. Officers recovered the stolen file
cabinet and other items of evidence in a dumpster outside the suspect’s
residence. As a result, Michael Anthony Duren, 40, of Jackson was arrested
for burglary.
*Feature Photo: h/t Pixabay / Pitchengine Communities*
#buckrail #news